I am in the largest producing real estate office in Indianapolis and I regularly train new agents including all the ones that go to BOLD.

Just another statistic...Then, 2.5 years later I got back into real estate and started working with a top producing agent.It's a tough business. 

They were hesitant at first but they were mildly impressed by my boldness to present so they gave me a shot.

You'll definitely want to speak to your attorney about that, though, as I am not one.Yes.deposit is one mont rent and lease explicitly states in BOLD that it cannot be used for last month's rent.Tenant still stays at the property. 

In our case, we look at more than just the real estate statistics - we'll review demographic data (employment, net migration, income, permits, etc) and try to take a 360 degree view.

I only care about what's going on in my local market, I don't care about the overall statistics of the entire country as it doesn't tell me what's happening in my neck of the woods.

I need statistics to analyze for myself.

Here is why:- You'll learn a decent amount about the process of a real estate transaction;- You'll get access to the MLS;- You'll learn how to comp properties;- You'll see how serious you are about real estate (the process of getting your license is tedious);- You'll have something to fall back on (being an agent) if the wholesaling doesn't work out, which statistically it probably won't.Now, if you can find a mentor, that's another great way to go, but given that there are so few successful wholesalers, I'm guessing your pool of potential mentors is very small.

I would like to hear some opinions and statistics about using Real Estate Options.

The fact is, the better educated you are the more you will make, statistically speaking.